Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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WX MISS MARION CORLEY xx 127 WM MISS ROSA LEE HAIINLIAN MISS LAURA MCINTIRE ?55'f1? 'W it J., 9,9 ' Q51 A5 2, ,, MR. JOHN WALLACE MISS CORLEY . . . Commercial . . . Typing perfec- tion was her goal . . . but we were all thumbs! MR. WALLACE . . . Appliances . . . Buhy mimeo- graphing exams for the convenience of our teachers . . . and for our INconvenience! MISS HAJINLIAN . . . Commercial . . . Prepared us for that great world of business. MISS MCINTIRE . . . Commercial ..., A lways had fun in her homeroom. MR. McKAY . . . Mathematics . . . Presented a problem to our class in the form of algebra. trig.. geometry. and review and advance math . . . also as- sisted Mr. Peterson in guiding our claw. MR. HARRY McKAY

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MISS JOAN TOBIN MISS TOBIN . . . For many years Girls' Gym In- structor, retired from this position at the end of our junior year to become the School Librarian. MR. HURLEY . . . Mathematics . . . Came in our sen- ior year to introduce advance mathematics to fresh- men. MRS. SCHUTZE . . . History . . . Kept us up In date on current events and tried to make her civics stu- dents public-minded. MISS KEATINC . . . Commercial . . . Our thanks to Miss Keating for her excellent work on senior prom invitations. MISS WOODSIDE . . . Mathematics . . . Tried with a cheery smile to clear for us the unsolved mystery known as mathematics. MISS MARY KEATING MR. MAURICE HURLEY MRS. MARIE SCHUTZE MISS HELEN WOODSIDE

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in 93 K M155 CARLOTTA KRAITTH mt. Fmilammz H.-tum' MISS KRAUTH . . . Spanish . . . Fafcinated her pupils with her fluent Espanol anfl her pleaxant smile. MR. RAMEY . . . Commercial . . . Our own George Cohelu . . . fountl in room 303 giving hix fatherly atl- vice In his homeroom pupilx. MR. MCGYIRE . . . History . . . Kept the hop in shape for those tough track meetx . . . rnatle quite 41 hir in his track Suit! MR. YONKER . . . History . . . Headed the Athletic Association . . . really kept those tlollarx rollin' in anrl hooatefl the spirit of D. H. 5. MR that was also GOODIE . . . Physiology . . . fervently prayetl his basketball team would win a game . . . forced to triple his life insurance 115 he wae a driver training instructor. MR. LOFTS Nldlkllll E 27, ,...,4- ' Q E Lf are gxx MR. THOMAS YONKER MR. WARREN COODIE 3 QI- l,I QT A x x vb X C 'H N 1 Ji ,aw . . fr F -it 5. 'lwj 'CW-H Ik 1 1 1 A ...hm . .H